Deno is a modern, secure JavaScript runtime built in Rust by the creator of Node.js.
Get started by installing the Deno runtime with a single command and scaffolding a new project using `deno init`.
Install the official Deno VS Code extension to enable the Language Server Protocol (LSP) for features like autocompletion and error highlighting.
Deno includes a zero-configuration test runner and framework, allowing you to write and run tests with `deno test` out of the box.
The Deno Standard Library provides a collection of high-quality, audited modules for common tasks, available on the JSR package registry.
Use the `deno.json` file to manage dependencies, define runnable tasks, and configure compiler options, similar to `package.json`.
Deno comes with an integrated TypeScript compiler, linter, and code formatter, eliminating the need for separate configuration and dependencies.
Use the Deno runtime API to perform tasks like reading and writing files or quickly spinning up an HTTP server with `Deno.serve`.
Deno supports standard Web APIs like `fetch` out of the box and can import Node.js built-in modules using the `node:` specifier.
Deno executes code in a secure sandbox by default, requiring explicit permission flags to access sensitive APIs like the file system or network.
Deno can run existing Node.js projects by using `deno install` to create a `node_modules` directory and then executing the project's start script.
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